A driver was caught driving at over 100mph on a Northern Irish motorway earlier this week.
On Friday, PSNI Road Policing Officers shared that they had caught three drivers speeding on the M1 over the period of a few hours, two of which were restricted drivers.
Taking to social media, officers from Mahon Road station said that they had caught two R drivers going 94mph and 85mph and a third driver, who has held her licence for less than two years, was caught going 101mph.
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The third driver had previously had been caught speeding, having three points already on her licence.
In a social media post, a PSNI spokesperson said: "In just a matter of a few hours, Road Policing officers from Mahon Road station detected these three drivers speeding on the M1.
"Two of them were restricted drivers, meaning they must display R plates and are limited to 45mph for 1 year.
"The 3rd, although no longer within her restricted period, had held her licence for less than 2 years and can therefore not have any more than 6 penalty points on her licence.
"Unfortunately for her, she already had 3 points for speeding. Now that she has been caught again, this time at 101mph, she will very likely be looking at losing her licence for a period of time when she appears in court.
"The other 2 drivers could be facing the same outcome."
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